The National tribune., 1887-10-20

First Honor.
second Honor-E NJ Petit. New Lisbon. o.;
Josie A. Stephens 1888 Stout street, Denver, Colo
SEARCHES AND soLvERs.
Cora ID. Atkinson, Bonaparte Iowa, ?; II. NJ.
Mccall. Cole Camp. Mo-. 6. Sadie gladden.. Peoria,
III, I; Robert Skiies, Santa Ana, Gal. Mrs NJ.
j. Leach, NolcOt VI, 2; j.. NJ. Petit. New Lisbon,
o.. 4, Trixy, Princeton. Mimi. l6 Mary ID. Petty,
North Dorset VI. y; Pat Riot, Hope. ID. T., II
Josie A. stephens Denver, Colo, y; I" Keystone
Boy Huntersville Pa, 8: simeon n Wait Austin,
Mimi, l. Nary Allison. san Rafael Cal, I; Cora
Hopper, Lake View, Mich. 1; A. A. Yeakel,
Meisspori. Pa, 2; Eta Bogert, Exeter, Fla, q
James r.. hlRer, 2; Annie l.. Marsh, 6; il. II. Oar
nell Barclay, M. a. H. Van Wrinkle, West Cox
saokie, n. n, D; Leonard Martin, EmpoTia, Kan,
l9; Nathan Hale, West Haven, Conn, :; c. H.
Ellsworth, Danville. III, 3.
OUR RoLL-CALL-GREETINGs
Cora ID. Atkinson, Bonaparie Iowa; Jay Eye
See" Box 81 Huntsville. Mo-; J. A. Larlort, $3.50
llawley avenue, itlsburg Pa; IL. NJ. Petit
daughter lOsth Ohio, New Lisbon o.; May Garner
DTAkcsyilie, Iowa; T. T. Callahan. Arnold, Neh;
Mary Allison. san Rafael. Cal; Il. A. r. FakCl. son
$50 Pa, MeissPort. PA III. b. Darnall, Barclay,
wick. o.; Alice A. Bornham, Ellsworth. Ne; Mat
tie lie Aicr. daughter Co r, l3lst Pa, Franklin,
Pa, Mary H. Thorpe, daughter sd Mass, la
Grace, OAK; *. W. spence, McUomb, o. Anna
Tyler, daughter 72d lad. West Lebanon, Ind;
Emma Taylor, Table Rock Colo. dives oR the Con-
tincnta divide; Myrtle Garland. daughter Co. *,
q. n. H. V, RoNbuTy, Kan; Lincoln Lee, Box lla,
Ellsport. Iowa; Grace Gardner. Frankstow Colo;
ii. 10. Palmer, Coal Grove. o.; 81. Earl Cowdin,
Rockford, Mich; J. y. Haynes, GanRnoque, Ont,
Canada Robert r. Banoom, ass Everett street,
Myandoue, Kan; Jleoia Emmert (14), Chloride,
\. n; Luther stephens, Sergeant, Custer Camp. y
OF Y, son LIST ~. l. A. (waterhouse Battery, Pea
body, Kan; III. Bottganbach, Carlisle, Pa.
MORE NAMES FOR DELLA DIX's BABY.
Berreta. by Julia Iaitison. Wordsworth. New;
Bernice by Josie A. stephens, 1888 Stout street
Denver, Colo: Rita. by Cora ID Atkinson. Bona
parie, Iowa; Goldie, by Pansy, Box l2i, Oregon.
NO. Alberta, by Nora A. Fiske, Hamilton, III;
Nina OrphA sisters in Heaven), Storm Lake. Iowa;
Violet, by Eni. Burlington. Luctor, Kan: Iva May.
by Emma Taylor, Table Rock, Colo; Myrtle, by
Myrtle Garland Roxbury Kan: Adessa Ieolett
10y Franklin Craig Box sac Leominsier. Mass.
lname of his l3yearoid daughterl; Iris. by Ohio
Richmond, Me; Vera Ceora, by Hermit"
Rappyhoe Nation, ill.,; Vera, 10y Agnes Snyder,
Mansfield, o.. Lacy, by Muriel Manton, Franks
town o.; Pearl, by Mrs. nj. j.. Il. lmother Of twins,
named ELLA anna and Earl Arno); Lora. by L. T.
Foss Bloomington. VI; Traella Viola, 10y Hat
ue A. Evars, Jerseyviile, lll.; Manrine, by Nellie
Exeter, Fla. Gorony Bee, 10y Mountain Hooser,"
Crawford, W. Va.
HOW TO TEACH PHYSIOLOGY.
FRIENDS or THE C. O.: Noticing a short time ago
an inquiry how 10 teach physiology la the school,
with reference 90 the effect of alcohol upon the
system, wish to inform you of n plan have seen
IN successful operation TO give instruction 10 the
whole school on this important subject. The
teacher can lake IS minutes each day, or "A much
longer lime once "a week, using his own judgment
in regard TO the time he spare. This will be
monotony Of study.
The teacher may commence with the skeleton,
giving the number of bones in the body, number
in each division and the names of the more impor-
tant ones etc; the same with the other divisions Of
the subject giving the effect of alcohol each
gan as he proceeds. The teacher should be we'll
Informed and ask questions on the preceding les
sons before taking up new topic. intend these
remarks particularly for district schools.
large number Of pupils never remain in school
long enough 20 enter a physiology class and. in
order 60 reach them, the Teacher would be obliged
10 give instruction on this subject 10 the whole
school. ] think that the plan is certainly worth
trial, and wish my teacher friends Of the &. q.
would try il and report their successful. Earl
Cowdin, Rockford Mich.
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